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Super Science Stories Volume 1, Number 2, May 1940. Published by Fictioneers, Incorporated, 2256 Grove Street, Chicago, Illinois. Dimensions are 6 5/8" width by 7 1/4" Height and weight 140grams, 130 pages. Copyright was issued in 1940, but no renewal was recorded, this work is Public Domain under Rule 6 of the Copyright Statutes of the United States. Etext and digital copy created by Gerard Arthus. http://OpenEducation.org
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January 3, 2010
Subject: anther great read
Subject: anther great read
Keep them coming Gerry.
The 1940s was the era of "believable Si-Fi" began.
That is what I call Star Trek, where Star Wars is not.
Peter
The 1940s was the era of "believable Si-Fi" began.
That is what I call Star Trek, where Star Wars is not.
Peter
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